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Windsor Square HPOZ woefully needs updating

Suzan Filipek · September 3, 2015

Blame it on an outdated Preservation Plan. Some 10 years ago when the 1,110-home enclave of Windsor Square was in the process of becoming an historic zone, a “vocal minority” […]

Project may be over the top, but it’s permitted

Suzan Filipek · September 3, 2015

A nearly 4,000-square foot home is being built at 310 N. Lucerne, replacing a single-story Spanish bungalow in Larchmont Village. It’s all above board, as the lot is 7,000-square feet, […]

Wilton Place Craftsman wins Historical Society award

Guest · September 3, 2015

The following information was written by Carol Henning with research by Fluff McLean. The three-story Craftsman house at 200 S. Wilton Place has won the Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society […]

Residents seek flashing lights to cut accidents

Chronicle Staff · September 3, 2015

Members of the Ridgewood-Wilton Neighborhood Association (RWNA) plan to meet with Councilmember David Ryu, engineers with the city Dept. of Transportation, plus representatives from the city attorney’s office, the police […]

Mile’s road to historic status moves forward; meeting Sept.19

Suzan Filipek · September 3, 2015

Miracle Mile qualifies to be protected under a city historic ordinance given its wealth of Period Revival-style homes, according to a three-month survey recently completed by the Architectural Resources Group. […]

Landscape architect helps owners bid grass goodbye in Arden garden

Chronicle Staff · September 3, 2015

By John Welborne More and more front-yard re-landscaping projects are underway in our neighborhoods. In Windsor Square, in just a single block of Arden Blvd., three houses in a row […]

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